Simultaneously, it is assumed that these selective events occur rarely enough that recently impacted regions will indeed uniquely reside in the tails of genomic distributions, and yet frequently enough to be detectable from patterns of variation.
Similarly, other proteins reside uniquely within complex 2, that is, the rapamycin-insensitive companion of mTOR (rictor), the protein observed with rictor (PROTOR), and the stress-activated protein kinase-interacting protein 1 (mSIN1) [ 17].
We selected 8 LTRs with the highest uniquely mapping sequence read coverage and residing within 1000 bp upstream of a protein-coding gene (LTR sequences identified in Additional file 1; Table S2).
The linkage was carried out using the personal identification number (PIN), which is uniquely assigned to each individual that have resided in Sweden for longer than 1 year since 1947.
Thus, microglia are bona fide immune cells, but like other tissue-resident macrophages, they are also uniquely positioned to provide benefit and homeostatic support to the tissue within which they reside, in this case, the CNS.
In Norway, a system of universal identity numbers uniquely identifies each individual who has ever officially resided in the country.
Individuals were uniquely identified and linked to households in which they resided during LEP-1 and LEP-2.
Wastler resides and works in Chicago, Illinois, striving to tell a uniquely American story through the people he meets.
The questions that interest her – how families configure themselves and where identity resides when too many demands are made on it – are not uniquely "female" although she has, over the years, been sold very much as a women's writer.
This experience motivated me to create a mechanism to uniquely identify a sample and link to a description of the sample that resides in a persistent, online accessible catalog.
Only a few proteins have been shown to reside in PD and very few are believed to be uniquely associated with PD.
